dwaites

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   by dwaites 2y ago

   Indeed one of the things that got raised is that they do not appear to have adequate resources to conduct a mass revocation if signing key material were lost, because they rely on slow manual processes. If they are too constrained to do eve
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   by dwaites 2y ago

   I agree, but would add this: I think turning buying an operating system into a push-your-luck video game with serious, real-life, negative consequences is bad. Average consumers (and many contractors) are not equipped to evaluate the risks
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   by dwaites 2y ago

   Many many millions for a chatbot that slurps your emails or an integrated web browser that reports to the mothership, but no room in the budget for proper EDR because cloud storage. I just don't buy this argument at all.
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   by dwaites 2y ago

   An operating system is by definition a security product, because one of the key features of an operating system is access control.
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   by dwaites 2y ago

   In the future, there will be only two companies. One will hold the patent on walking up a hill, while the other will hold the patent on walking down a hill. The major debate will be whose patent you are violating if you are only halfway up.
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   by dwaites 3y ago

   We've got plenty of hard problems to work out before we can haul off to Europa, at least with people. Solving those problems will be more impactful in the long run than whatever we might find there. I mean, you could drive to Alaska fo